Finally the decision
Aug 1, 2014 18:28:16 #
Well after reading all your helpful posts and numerous reviews, I finally got a Canon 7d with 17-85 lens. Sony was a close 2nd and Nikon was priced too high. So last question for a while, will my older Sigma lenses that I had to Canon D30 work with this camera until I can rebuild funds? Thanks for all of you many comments.
Aug 1, 2014 19:27:53 #
stallcleaner wrote:
Well after reading all your helpful posts and numerous reviews, I finally got a Canon 7d with 17-85 lens. Sony was a close 2nd and Nikon was priced too high. So last question for a while, will my older Sigma lenses that I had to Canon D30 work with this camera until I can rebuild funds? Thanks for all of you many comments.
If they worked correctly with the D30 they will work on the 7D.
Aug 2, 2014 08:13:46 #
stallcleaner wrote:
Well after reading all your helpful posts and numerous reviews, I finally got a Canon 7d with 17-85 lens. Sony was a close 2nd and Nikon was priced too high. So last question for a while, will my older Sigma lenses that I had to Canon D30 work with this camera until I can rebuild funds? Thanks for all of you many comments.
Enjoy your new 7D, stallcleaner.
Aug 2, 2014 15:40:20 #
stallcleaner wrote:
Well after reading all your helpful posts and numerous reviews, I finally got a Canon 7d with 17-85 lens. Sony was a close 2nd and Nikon was priced too high. So last question for a while, will my older Sigma lenses that I had to Canon D30 work with this camera until I can rebuild funds? Thanks for all of you many comments.
Stall, congrats on the 7d!
Did you wind up with new, refurb, or used? :thumbup:
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Aug 2, 2014 23:53:03 #
used with lens....it has 30,000 shutter count which is a bit high but got it for a pretty fair price
Aug 3, 2014 00:50:41 #
stallcleaner wrote:
used with lens....it has 30,000 shutter count which is a bit high but got it for a pretty fair price
Stall, great! 30 is NOT very much, it's rated for 150, I think, and might easily go 200 or more. Enjoy!! :thumbup:
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